CryptoRock tells the story of why he has a soft spot for $scihub through his own experience, and expresses his support for the hacker spirit, freedom of belief, and technological revolution.
Personal experience
20 years ago when I was pursuing a PhD, I deeply detested the academic system of universities: fees for publishing papers, empty content, and restricted innovation.
After the start-up, using C++ to develop CAE simulation software, relying on core technology to successfully stand and earn money.
Later switched to quantitative trading, the code can be monetized in real time, the only expectation is to enter the market earlier.
Encounter with $scihub
In the space of following @dr_uzuz, I learned about the $scihub project and instantly returned to the idealistic passion of 20 years ago.
The story of scihub and Alexandra (Sci-hub founder) showcases the purest spirit of Hack and Punk.
Sci-hub uses technology to break open the cage of knowledge, which is a symbol of hackers fighting against monopolies.
Scihub brings this rebellion to the blockchain, using tokens and Web3 to fight against traditional knowledge monopolies.
Investing in $scihub's faith
$Scihub is not just an investment target, but a support for a revolution and a continuation of the hacker spirit.
Technology serves ideals and fights for freedom, a feeling that transcends all wealth.
Investing in scihub is a belief in freedom and a battle against knowledge monopolies.
Respond to questions
For those who do not understand $scihub, CryptoRock believes:
Those who do not understand the spirit of Hack cannot appreciate its value.
People who don't understand the spirit of Punk are not qualified to talk about Web3.
Conclusion
For 20 years, he fought against commercial monopolies with code. Today, he fights against knowledge monopolies with his investment in $scihub.
The rebellion in his bones tells him that projects that change the world always start with the dreams of a group of lunatics.
